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IAmKhaye

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    Naturalization (approved)
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    Houston TX
  • Country
    Philippines

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  1. Hello everyone, I truly appreciate any advice or inputs that you may have regarding my case. Here’s my timeline. GC Received: July 2013 Traveled Overseas: Jul 4, 2016 – Aug 10, 2017 (403 days) Came back to the US: Aug 11, 2017 – Aug 17, 2017 (7days) *Filed an I-193 at the port of entry and granted entry as an LPR by the IO. I was not able to show a re-entry permit as I did not expect to be gone that long. Showed to the IO evidence about my ties in the US (tax returns, bank statements, physical address and mailing address) Traveled Overseas: - Aug 17, 2017 – Feb 06, 2018 (173 days) - Jul 04, 2018 – Sep 08, 2018 (66 days) - Nov 06, 2019 – Dec 24, 2019 (48 days) - Jan 11, 2020 – Feb 12, 2020 (32 days) *All of these travels were work and medical related. I never traveled overseas since Feb 12, 2020 until present. I will be applying for naturalization based on the 3-year rule next month (Feb 2023). My concern now is when USCIS will review my entire immigration file. They might consider abandonment of LPR status (Jul 2016-Aug 2017 Trip) and possibly be placed for removal proceedings, even if I successfully achieved my required statutory period preceding the naturalization process. Is it wise to apply for naturalization and take my chances? or be a LPR forever? What are my chances of being denied but still keep my LPR status? Or risk of being removed or deported?
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